City of Twin Falls

As the irrigation system goes live starting April 15, Twin Falls homeowners can optimize water usage by staggering watering times and checking the city's website for status updates.

Residents in Twin Falls can soon activate their sprinklers, but those in newer areas should note that pressurized irrigation systems won't start until mid-April, depending on conditions.

Parents should note that the Clyde Thomsen Park playground will be closed for renovations starting March 4, while the rest of the park remains open for family activities.

Who do you think is the highest-paid employee with the City of Twin Falls?

Make a difference in Twin Falls! Volunteer for the PZ Commission to influence zoning decisions and guide the city's progress.

New regulations in Twin Falls bar westbound semitrucks from turning right onto Bridgeview Blvd for safety reasons. Drivers are urged to find alternative routes.

Keep Twin Falls streets clear this fall with the free leaf collection service for Trash and Recycling customers.

The City of Twin Falls gears up for winter by closing pressurized irrigation stations from October 20, reopening in late April.

Twin Falls City Council approves In-N-Out Burger's appeal for drive-thru at former Outback Steakhouse site.

Puzzling trend in Twin Falls neighborhoods: dog poop bags left on sidewalks raise concerns about pet waste disposal practices.

Get the inside scoop from City Transit Coordinator Maxine Durand on Ride Twin Falls Transit's positive impact, challenges, and future expansion plans.

Local neighborhoods in Southern Idaho grapple with teenagers' summer antics, sparking debates on safety and property damage.